Knock on wood, Spring has finally arrived!
Happy Earth Day! April 22, 2018 Hello friends! Since the March blog it feels like we've finally warmed up and the cold, cold Ohio nights are a thing of the
Kindness is…Growing Carrots
Hello garden friends and Grow Appalachia followers! It's March 2018, and since our last post we’ve celebrated the holidays and now winters end, well sorta. We got a few inches
Out with the old……
At Ramella Park, Garden of Eatin', we are practicing the saying, "Out with the old, in with the new." We have started cleaning out our raised beds and tearing down
Community in Bulk
-- Liz Kammeyer, High Rocks AmeriCorps Member, Hillsboro, WV Here at High Rocks, we are in our eighth year as a Grow Appalachia site. Can you believe it? We hardly
U-Pick Day – Engaging Community on the Farm
By GreenHouse17 October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Our agency's goal during this year's special month was to engage the community in activities that support survivors. In addition to
A SPOOKtacular Fall
Happy Halloween Grow Appalachia Friends! The hustle and bustle of summer has finally ended and it seems like we are very close to having our first frost. The Over-the-Rhine People's
The Importance of Cover Crops
Greetings fellow Grow-ers! For those of you who might not be familiar with cover crop use, a cover crop is planted not for food purposes (generally) but for many other
Have you found Santa?
Hello everyone, I am finally home in Greeneville, TN. Rural Resources' teens have been busy working in the garden and making a trip to Berea this week, and just getting
“Surprise”, Mushrooms and Pumpkins
Update on the mushroom workshop: In April Our participants had an opportunity to inoculate oak and maple logs with mushroom spawn. Doug Stephens provided a whole trailer of logs for
Just having fun!
Debbie Strickland saying "hi" from Rural Resources in East Tennessee! Greeneville has been enjoying some fall temperatures this past week. We have had enough cool fall like mornings that I
